Sometimes the truth is best left unknown...
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In 1939, a deadly confrontation in the Canadian wilderness shatters young Albert Pingree’s life and leaves him the keeper of a truth so staggering it could tear apart mankind’s understanding of itself. Sixty years later, his granddaughter Mallory — a small-town veterinarian in rural New Hampshire, inherits more than his fortune; she inherits his secret. When Albert is found dead behind his remote British Columbia cabin, Mallory is drawn into a world of deception, lost identity, and scientific obsession. Inside a locked candle box, she uncovers a horrific relic — a severed hand too large to be human — and a note that beckons her toward the impossible.
Mallory recruits Dr. George Avery, the world’s leading field zoologist, to help her identify what she has found. At first, he is reluctant, unaware of the magnitude of what she has brought to him. As the puzzle begins to take shape, he is confronted by what the answers they find reveal.
Exploring deeper, their growing affection ignites a sense of purpose, even as they face the shadows of the past and the dangers of their pursuit. In the haunting wilds of the Pacific Northwest, nature’s grandeur and brutality are ever-present. Tangled forests and untamed rivers, bears, wolves, and the ancient reverence of Indigenous traditions surround them, blurring the lines between myth and reality. Their quest becomes a journey not only to solve a mystery, but to reconcile love, loneliness, and the immortal question of our place in a world still ruled by secrets.
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Daniel Hays New York Times Best-Selling Author, "My Old Man and the Sea"
The adventure, passion, and romance on these pages are wrapped inside a haunting scientific mystery.
The unhurried build is deceptive. I was eager for the answers revealed. This is not just a good read, it’s an important one that challenges our most fundamental conceit.
Angie Staheli
Writer, Producer, Award-Winning “Finding Patience”
Amazing! I was on the edge of my seat. Pure gold. A phenomenal writer!
I’m obsessed with this book. This needs to be made into a movie! I can’t remember the last time I’ve enjoyed a book so much.
Michael FitzpatrickRecipient of The Prince Charles Award
In the wilds of out of the way places lives a long-fabled creature. A cinema-verite for the mind still open to the inexplicable. Sasq’et pulls you through the train to the conductor’s car and barrels ahead to its totemic finish.
A masterfully crafted lexicon of the primal and the pristine, from dust to dust, sex in the woods, maurading bears, what more could one ask for?